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Amazon likely to lose key union battle after NLRB recommendation
There’s a battle brewing in Amazon’s warehouses, and the massive marketplace is losing traction. A federal labor official with the National Labor Relations Board’s Arizona…
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Fingers crossed as West Coast port labor talks head into overtime
West Coast port employers and labor won’t extend their contract during bargaining, as business groups would like them to do.
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FedEx pilots unhappy as UPS, United take lead on new contracts
FedEx pilots want a rich new labor deal to keep up with their counterparts at United and UPS.
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Amazon workers reject 2nd Staten Island union after earlier win
Amazon workers vote against unionizing a second warehouse on Staten Island after an earlier union win, dealing a blow to the Amazon Labor Union.
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Amazon earns hearing, placing Staten Island union vote in jeopardy
Amazon is gaining ground in its fight against union organizers at a warehouse on Staten Island, the company’s first to vote in favor of unionization.
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Amazon ends cellphone ban for warehouse workers
Amazon has lifted its long-standing policy of restricting warehouse employees from using their cellphones on the job.
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How one warehouse union could change Amazon from the inside out
Amazon’s JFK-8 in Staten Island is the first warehouse in the company’s history to vote to unionize. Now, the ball is in the massive retailer’s…
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Analysis: Will Amazon quash its warehouse unionization movement?
Amazon has historically been a prolific union crusher, but it may be facing its biggest test yet at facilities in New York and Alabama.
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Viewpoint: An employer’s rights when faced with a strike
While the law guarantees the right of employees to strike, the law also places limitations and qualifications on the exercise of that right.
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NYC gig worker unionization efforts pick up
A new coalition, Justice for App Workers, is aiming to unionize about 100,000 ride-share and delivery drivers in New York City.
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